The Supreme Commander who had Never Seen Action
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| Caption | The Supreme Commander who had never seen action. The world called him Ike, but his real name was Dwight D. Eisenhower. He had a genius for getting Americans and British working together, and he was in command when the Allies invaded Europe on that day of days – D-Day. Original artwork for illustration on pp28–29 of Look and Learn issue no 518 (18 December 1971). |
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| Creator | Graham Coton, British (1926–2003) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Dwight D Eisenhower D-Day World War II Americans British Second World War artillery bombers aircraft ships sea warfare Supreme Commander Never Seen Action Graham Coton |
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| A000077 | Hi-res: 4,963 x 3,224 pixels Lo-res: 1,241 x 806 pixels |
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